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  • IndigoSensor
    Hmm tyrosine, tryptophan, and phenylanaline... Why these three amino acids? Just like aromatics and possible drug precursers? haha.
    WellNoWonder
    Of course you may well know I am not trying to ignore you. I've got several things on my mind and haven't been sleeping well. I'm gonna meetup with ya though. Oh and thanks for the compliment!
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    my msn is whereatr_01@hotmail.com add me.
    my skype is shai.gar add me.

    i wanna chat
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    I'm suuuuuper extroverted, and consider Extroversion a separate function entirely, in keeping with big 5 personality theory. It is a measure of personal desire for stimulation and how powerfully one requires that excitement. This leads to extroversion. I would say you are a Te dominant INTJ lol.

    I posted on the MBTI assessment thread thing. Basically just copy pasted my previous comment to you, haha. Posted some test results there too. I like that test that I was recommended, pretty useful.
    TheLastMohican
    You sound pretty similar to me. :eek:hwell: One of the confusing things in my type order was/is that my Te and Ne seem to be the most active in general, while those functions that should be accompanying (Ti and Ni) aren't so much (sometimes even ranking below Si). I'm not that extroverted, either, even though extroversion is supposed to be determined by the dominant function.

    I wouldn't say that feeling driven to get things done is necessarily a different function taking over, though. (My Te is dominant pretty continuously, and yet I procrastinate plenty.) It might not affect precisely how you think; if it did, you should detect a bit of difference in your common reasoning processes. When in doubt, I'd go with your relaxed state as the standard.
    TheLastMohican
    I'm afraid I'm not the one to ask, given my own long history of type-waffling. (I'm either ENTJ or INTJ, not likely ENTP.)
    But Von Hase is our resident Jungian theorist, and he can provide you with insights on your function test results. I would suggest analyzing your raw function order if you haven't already; the stricter MBTI system can obscure what the functions are all about.
    WellNoWonder
    Awesome! I'm going to try The Pinot Grigio. I may be inclined to switch since I've been reminded of it 3 times in the past 2 weeks...
    WellNoWonder
    Ok! I don't drink much. I used to but me wasted = not good. I do enjoy a bit of greenery and Merlot though.
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